The Book of Enoch was regarded as lost for over 2000 years, until in 1773, a traveler brought three copies back again from Ethiopia. If this ancient reserve was actually authored by Enoch, the daddy of Methuselah and great grandfather of Noah, can be an ongoing issue among historians and theologians. But all recognise the Reserve of Enoch among the most important apocalyptic works outside of the Bible. This 1917 translation by R. H. Charles is appropriately narrated by Christopher Glyn and aims to provide those who find themselves curious to learn the contents of the cryptic and strange book with a satisfying way to take action.